Polite English: Ask Better Questions (and get better results)

More of my lessons about polite English:

In this lesson:
00:00 – Introduction –
01:18 "Could you please...?"
04:05 "Would you like...?"
06:18 "Do you think...?"
09:50 – Practice –

[engvidRebecca]

More of my lessons to help you speak politely:

[Ale.F.]

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[CalebRefuse]

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You are a very good have a clear voice, correct pronunciation, typical Oxbridge, slightly North American accent. . You can explain so easily, are not like other teachers who speak 200 kms per who twist n turn their tongue n lips for

[innermostbeing]

You taught individuals to be civic, respectful, and courteous with fellow human beings.

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[almabarba]

Hello Rebeca, your videos are quite informative and interesting for the proper and better use of English. I would like to ask You the following about the third sentence, since, in my country it is very common to start using a negative form instead, for instance: Don't You think the price is too high? So, my question is, can we also use it or it would be grammaticaly wrong? A huge thanks for your lessons. You have a blessed day 😃

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